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WELCOME TO CROSSROADS!

Whether you’re new to Crossroads or new to church in general, we’re glad you’re here. We believe everyone matters to God and all are welcome, regardless of what you’ve done or where you’ve been. This is a place to get help, healing, and hope, while learning about God and the person he’s created you to be.

We earnestly seek to Live and Love like Jesus! As we follow His example of Being with God, Being with Others and Being Sent, we are formed into people that more closely resemble and reflect Him in everything we do. We’re a biblically-centered, non-denominational church, with a huge heart for helping others.

We invite you to check out a worship service at our Newburgh campus or worship online with us.  You can also view our last service in its entirety, or check out past sermons.

Services typically last 70 minutes and are identical across all service times. Pick a time that works for you.

Feel free to come as you are. You don’t have to dress up or pretend to be something you’re not to come to church. Some people come dressed in business casual… others more casual. This is a judgment-free zone.
 

There’s a place for your kids here. Whether it’s in the Nursery, Crossroads Kids Church, or Middle School, we have an experience designed for them. Arrive about 20 minutes before the service starts your first time, so we can help everyone get checked in smoothly.

You’ll have a chance to grow, belong, and make a difference. Attend a Starting Point Conversation to learn more and find the best places to plug in.

Our Current Sermon Series

The world in which we live tells us we must buy into its power structures and systems and that we must find our place within them. But we are citizens of God’s kingdom, and this world is not our home.

So… what does God say about living in a land that isn't our true home?  How do we navigate the tensions and realities of this world while living out the beliefs, values, and practices associated with the Kingdom of God?

As an exile living in Babylon, Daniel was forced to decide whether to bow down to the pressures of the culture around him or stand up as a loyal citizen of God’s kingdom.  He has provided an example for all of us to follow.